CLEAN : Sun, sand and stress: Unlikely lives of Afghan exiles in Albania

The transcript captures the emotional turmoil and fears of an individual who is physically present in a new place but mentally tied to Afghanistan. They express deep concern for their family's safety and the uncertain future under Taliban rule. The narrative highlights the challenges of adapting to a new life while grappling with the loss of a familiar past and the anxiety of an unpredictable future.

What does the speaker feel about their current physical and mental state?

• They are indifferent to their surroundings.

• They feel completely at ease.

• They feel physically present but mentally elsewhere.

• They are excited about their new environment.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding their family?

• Their family might hide from them.

• Their family might move to another country.

• Their family might forget them.

• Their family might face danger and lose contact.

How does the speaker describe life in their current location compared to Afghanistan?

• Life is luxurious and carefree.

• Life is easier and more predictable.

• Life is similar to Afghanistan.

• Life is different and challenging.

What does the speaker say about their job and education after the Taliban's takeover?

• They lost their job and education prospects.

• They have better opportunities now.

• They have the same opportunities as before.

• They are not concerned about it.

What is the speaker's outlook on the future of Afghanistan?

• They think the Taliban will bring peace.

• They are pessimistic and expect harder days.

• They believe the situation will improve soon.

• They are optimistic about positive changes.

Why does the speaker lack hope for Afghanistan's future?

• They have seen the Taliban's past actions.

• They believe the Taliban will change for the better.

• They are unaware of the Taliban's history.

• They think international aid will solve everything.

What does the speaker fear about the Taliban's rule?

• That it will result in more difficult days.

• That it will lead to more freedom.

• That it will bring economic prosperity.

• That it will improve education.